#interactive chart

[pandemic-info]

WastewaterSCAN Dashboard

WastewaterSCAN Dashboard

WastewaterSCAN Data Dashboard tracks infectious diseases across the US via wastewater surveillance.

[isayeed-blog]

Live statistics and coronavirus news tracking the number of confirmed cases, recovered patients, tests, and death toll due to the COVID-19 coronavirus from Wuhan, China. Coronavirus counter with new cases, deaths, and number of tests per 1 Million population. Historical data and info. Daily charts, graphs, news and updates

Interactive chart showing infections, deaths, recoveries...wordlwide

[viselements]

VOX explains 100 years of taxbrackets, in 1 chart.

[nollywoodmagazine]

If You Want To Know How You Will Die And What Might Kill You, You Can Take This Test

If You Want To Know How You Will Die And What Might Kill You, You Can Take This Test

  It’s often been quoted as the one certainty in life – and now it’s possible to find out exactly how you’re likely to die. An interactive chart has been created which calculates the likelihood of a person dying from the likes of cancer, infection or external causes based both on a person’s current age and how old they are when they go.

Using information from the Centers for Disease Control…

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This Interactive Chart Is The Best Way To Find The Perfect Laptop For You

This fall, we’re expecting new laptops to be announced by Apple, Google, and a slew of others, but how is one supposed to decide which of the dozens of available models is right for them and their specific needs?

Thanks to Marek Gibney, a programmer and web designer based in Hamburg, Germany, now you can browse laptops by price, screen size, weight, brand, and several other metrics you might be considering in your ideal computer. Gibney calls it “The Tourist Map Of Laptops.”

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The interactive map is populated with little bubbles with laptops in them, which are arranged in a scatter plot based on their price and screen size. When you hover over a model, you can see all the pertinent information about what you’d be buying, including the computer’s display resolution, hard disk size, RAM, and more.

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Obviously, this can’t be an exhaustive list, as there must be more laptops available to buy than just the ones in this chart. But the “Tourist Map of Laptops” is still relatively comprehensive, at least when it comes to the latest and most talked-about laptop models from the biggest brands like Apple, Lenovo, Acer, Samsung, Toshiba, Dell, and HP. There are even plenty of gaming laptops in here, too, including ones from Asus, Alienware, and Razer. 

We first spotted this new website on Gizmodo.

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Our recently released interactive graphic lets you click through different Asian American groups to see statistics by median age, marital status, household income, homeownership rates, education and citizenship status.

[dragoni]

Each country is represented by a flower, of which each petal corresponds to a unique topic. The length of a petal represents a country's score for that topic, while its width stands for the importance that you, the user, can assign to that topic. The Index view provides a detailed overview of all flowers, and thus summarizes the performance of all countries. In the Topic view (e.g. Life Satisfaction, Work-Life Balance), each individual topic can be compared between countries through investigating the length of their respective flowers. Lastly, the Country view (e.g. Belgium, Germany) provides all the information for each of the 11 topics for a given country, together with some handy bar graphs that put the country's performance in comparison to others.

[momentitus]

Info-graphic love!

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